Cinnamon remove fullscreen titlebar

With various addons, settings and themes I cannot get rid of the damn titlebar in fullscreen applications like wine and some games (enemy territory).
Along with VLC fullscreen, Firefox YouTube fullscreen etc. are working fine.
On linuxmint etc. either noone seems to have these issues or doesn't care or there's a trick or workaround for this I don't know.
Am I the only one? Missing a setting or two?
Thx for help,
regards
JC
EDIT: decorations are off via winecfg, maximus is installed as extensions.
Last edited by jedcooper (2013-10-29 09:32:46)

Hi!
Reproducable f.e. with (winetricks) 3DMark06
Some games work in (maybe real) fullscreen, some maximize a borderless window, but let a grey bar on top of the screen. Depending on game resolution even bigger/smaller.
Native (non-wine) Enemy Territory does the same btw. same issue with titlebar not hidden.
Currently using latest Cinnamon from official repos and nvidia 325.
Last edited by jedcooper (2013-11-11 09:49:04)

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